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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1935
Page
5
The will of Katherine Labi of Cambridge is probated as deceased. A petition asks for the estate’s allegiant administration without bond. The court sets February fourth as return day, with Judge John C. La Baguire presiding and PF Jordan as Register.
Probate Court middleers announces interest in the estate of Kailas in Wafid County. The notice cites a hearing on the sixth day of the first quarter of the year one thousand nine hundred and unknown. The document references the fifteenth day of the year and the court terms.
Middle ss to sit interested in the estate of Jeselia ME Sohasos of Cambridge deceased. A petition has been presented to and before the court. You are required to appear in court at Cambridge at ten o'clock in the forenoon on the fifth day of January in the year one thousand nine hundred ninety five. Loring P Jordan.
Fragmentary legal notice references General Loewe of Massachusetts and Chapter 105 Section 35. It mentions warehoused goods and effects in a warehouse, with incomplete terms and missing specifics. The readable text lacks clear action dates parties or outcomes.
Court notice in Commonwealth of Massachusetts orders boundary lines for a parcel near Hadelitte College Cambridge. Objections must be filed by February 11 in Boston Recorder's Office. Failure to respond leads to a confessed petition and barred rights. Judge Charles Thornton Davis presides. February 2 deadline noted.
Foreclosure on a parcel on Portland Street in Middlesex County proceeds to a public auction at nine in the forenoon on the specified Saturday. The property fronts York Street to the north and Portland Street to the west, with bounds including the Boston Albany Railroad and a former Boston Hose and Rubber site. Frederick Deathice, Receiver of the Federal National Bank of Boston, acts as claimant.
Public notice of a real estate sale under a power of sale linked to a 1925 mortgage deed. The document references a breach of the condition and a foreclosure proceeding filed in the South District Land Court with various docket and certificate numbers. Sale planned for February 10, 1965, per court action.
Inman Mortgage Loan Company announces a sale of Lot A and adjacent Lot B in Cambridge described as southeast by Portland Plan and northeast by Lot No 12, with frontage on Portland Street. Terms require five hundred dollars cash or certified check at sale time. Certificate No 257m and Plan Book references are cited. additional stated fixtures and a common passageway are noted. Sale published January 31 and February 2.
A mortgagee sale notice for a Cambridgeport parcel dated July 1927 to Inman Trust Company. The sale covers a defined land tract described in the deed and Certificate of Title, with fixtures and improvements included. Terms require a five hundred dollar cash deposit and publication dates in Somerville.
Public auction scheduled for February 25 1805 at 10:30 AM on site. Property Lot 7 on Phase of Lot in Cambridge described with 192 square feet and buildings including stores, furnaces, and plumbing. Assignee Inman Mortgage Loan Company actions and contact details provided. Publication dated January 31 1985 with a later record February 2016.
Public auction scheduled for February 25 1935 at ten A M to foreclose a mortgage on land in East Cambridge bounded by Spring Street Fifth Street and adjacent parcels. Property includes all fixtures and appliances. Five hundred dollars required at sale. terms others to be announced. Inman Mortgage Loan Company mortgagee and assignee.
A libel for divorce has been filed by Jeanette C. Roberge against Edmond Eugene B Roberge a Brook lyn resident in New York. The decree seeks dissolution of the marriage on grounds of desertion with a citation requiring appearance within twenty one days from the citation date. Justice Loring P Jordan presides as clerk signs the notice dated February 2 1939.
The piece traces early American footwear from Puritans using moccasins and buckled square-toe shoes to Cavalleras and leather boots. It notes Thomas Beard the London shoemaker arriving in 1620, colonial and Revolutionary era styles, and practical family footwear from bare week shoes to fine Sunday shoes. It mentions knee high boots for farmers and repurposed father’s boots for children.
Nine hundred thousand tons of coal fuel the Grimsby fish catch of about 200 000 tons yearly. The world’s largest ice factory makes 1200 tons of ice daily to chill and pack fish. Landings begin at 5 a m on the pontoon market. Fish are tongued north to south, cleaned and often filleted, packed in ice, and loaded into vans for night trains to Billingsgate London and other markets.
The passage argues efficiency is a neutral term not tied to morals. It notes a crime could be described as efficient if it shows competency in execution. It also states excessive indulgence may impair a person’s efficiency, altering their status.
A recurring odd accident in Asia involves a native drinking water and suddenly feeling a fish smell lodged in the throat. Most fish are under four inches, though one case notes eight inches. Colliers Weekly.
Abt en Provence marks the first Roman garrison in Gaul with a yearly April 24 procession. A Monte Sainte Victoire church nearby commemorates Gaius Marius’s victory, and villagers light a bonfire on the ascent from Beauven.
A Tokyo based group named 35 league enlists women who pledge to remain 35 years old forever. The movement makes membership contingent on lifelong age suspension regardless of actual age.
A mineral fiber from earth, asbestos will not burn or rust and can be woven into cloth weighing one pound per square yard.
Friday's REO Boston Theatre bill features Radio Ramblers as the headline act with master of ceremonies Ranny Weeks. The show includes Large and Morgner, Joe and Jane McKenna, Eleanor Sherry, Williams and Charles, Grace DuFaye and Co, and an unusual dancing duo. The feature film School for Girls exposes reform school cruelty mirroring harsh treatment of young girls.
The shutter’s history blends romance and practicality. Originating in England to guard against arrows and marauders, shutters in New England served to protect families from depredations while adding decoration and blocking sun glare.
A Cooper’s Weekly note explains how early American circuses dodged religious prejudice by avoiding the words circus and show, branding themselves as Great Moral and Educational Exhibitions. They kept a pious image by attending church, quoting scripture, and decorating wagons with biblical art.
Collier's Weekly notes that jury waivers rise as defendants favor bench trials. States permitting waivers see over three quarters choosing a judge, believing fairness outweighs juror biases from press and personal status.
A series by Harvard scholars runs Feb 8 to Feb 12 with topics on tides, navigation, radio, meteors, origins, and lunar studies. Tickets admit one lecture and require a self-addressed stamped envelope to Harvard College Observatory Cambridge for reservations before doors open.
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